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Huawei exec rejects idea that advanced chip shortage will hamper China's AI ambitions

By Staff Writer
Jul 5 2024 4:23AM

Says innovation is needed to address the issue.

Huawei exec rejects idea that advanced chip shortage will hamper China's AI ambitions
A senior executive at Chinese technology giant Huawei has dismissed the idea that a shortage of the most advanced artificial intelligence chips will hinder the country's aim to be a leader in AI, but said innovation is needed to address the issue. The comments by Zhang Ping'an, CEO of Huawei ...

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